叶舒宪

Ye Shuxian is a Chinese author focusing on mythology and literary anthropology. Public information about him is limited, and details such as his birth year, native place, and education are not available in the current records. Judging from the six works held in the collection, his writing centers on Chinese mythological traditions and comparative mythology. These range from reader-oriented surveys and anthologies such as Twenty-Five Lectures on World Mythology and Selected Chinese Creation Myths to scholarly works with methodological reflection, including Comparative Mythology in China: Reflection and Exploration and Retelling Mythological China: Cultural Text Theory and Inter-Evidentiality from the Perspective of Literary Anthropology. He also traces the long-term evolution of mythological ideas through jade artifacts, as in The Axe of Pangu: The Nine-Thousand-Year Story of Jade Axes and Battle-Axes and Ancestral Spirits in Heaven: The Five-Thousand-Year Story of Jade Figurines and Handle-Shaped Objects, corroborating archaeological objects with mythological narratives and forming an interdisciplinary research path. His works appear in categories such as Eastern philosophy, social culture, and history reading, balancing scholarship with readability for readers interested in mythology and cultural origins.